Haven't Meaning in English

word · lemma: have not

US

ˈhævən/, /ˈhævənt

HAV-ənt

UK

ˈhævənt

HAV-ənt

释义

A contraction of 'have not'; used to show that something has not happened or is not completed up to now.

用法与细微差别

Very common in spoken and informal written English. Used with 'I', 'you', 'we', and 'they' (not with 'he', 'she', 'it' – use 'hasn't'). Often found in present perfect sentences to talk about experiences or unfinished actions.

• Spanish: no he - no has - no hemos - no han - no habéis
• Portuguese (BR): não tenho - não tem - não temos - não têm - não têm
• Portuguese (PT): não tenho - não tens - não temos - não têm - não tendes
• Chinese (Simplified): 还没有 - 尚未
• Chinese (Traditional): 還沒有 - 尚未
• Hindi: नहीं किया है - अब तक नहीं
• Arabic: لم أفعل - لم نقم
• Bengali: করিনি - করো নাই - করেনি (সংকুচিত রূপ)
• Russian: не - не сделали - не были (разговорное сокращение)
• Japanese: 〜していない - 〜したことがない
• Vietnamese: chưa - không (dạng rút gọn của 'have not')
• Korean: 안 했다 - 못 했다 (비격식, 'have not'의 줄임말)
• Turkish: yapmadık - yapmadın - yapmadınız ("have not" kısaltması)
• Urdu: نہیں کیا - نہیں ہوئے (مختصر صورت)
• Indonesian: belum - tidak (bentuk singkat dari 'have not')

例句

I haven't finished my homework yet.

basic

They haven't seen that movie.

basic

We haven't eaten breakfast.

basic

You haven't missed anything important, don't worry.

natural

I haven't been to Paris, but I'd love to go someday.

natural

We haven't heard from him in weeks—should we call?

natural